ge your time well. Good Luck!Question 1Which of the following statements is true about the logical expression (p V¬q) → (q→ ¬p)?The given logical expression is a contingency.The given logical expression is a contradiction.The given logical expression is a tautology.

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Question 1 Which of the following statements is true about the logical expression (-pVg) (q→ -p)? The given logical expression is a contingency. The given logical expression is a contradiction. O The given logical expression is a tautology.